The need for excellent home care for people with multiple sclerosis is clear. Nearly 1 million people are living with MS in the United States, according to a study funded by the National MS Society, and this number is growing. There are unique challenges to caring for people with MS and their families are looking… Continue Reading March Is Multiple Sclerosis Month
Many seniors still live in the same home where they raised their family. Having spent much of their lives growing up in this house, it’s not unusual for them to feel a strong connection (and attachment) to their property. However, many people reach a point when a family home becomes too big, or expensive, to… Continue Reading Downsizing Tips for Seniors
It’s normal to hang onto sentimental keepsakes and memories from our lives, and this is even more true for older adults and seniors who have more precious times to remember! However, when it goes too far and leads to people living in extremely cluttered or dirty living situations, it could be a sign of hoarding.… Continue Reading Hoarding Help for Seniors
According to the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA), around one in five Americans have some kind of learning disability. This includes anything from ADHD and autism to dyslexia or non-verbal learning difficulties. When we look at adults, this translates to 15% of the adult American population— and that’s not counting people who may have… Continue Reading How Homecare Can Support Individuals with Learning Disabilities
February is Heart Health Awareness Month. So, the team at Best Care wants to share some tips on heart health for seniors. According to the CDC, one person dies every 36 seconds in the United States from cardiovascular disease. However, there are some ways that you can reduce the risk of heart disease and support… Continue Reading Heart Health Awareness Month: Heart Health Tips for Seniors
One of the greatest threats to a senior’s emotional health is loneliness. Whether due to the loss of a spouse or being separated from other family members and friends – especially during the pandemic – many seniors spend their days alone. This loneliness can lead to depression and negatively impact a senior’s overall health. In… Continue Reading February Craft Ideas for Seniors
Raising a child with disabilities is rewarding yet challenging. And for many, cares don’t end when your child reaches adulthood. People with physical and mental disabilities typically require a greater amount of attention and care than others—even into adulthood This can lead to struggles to acclimate to life as an adult, creating unwanted stress for… Continue Reading How to Plan for Long-Term Adult Home Care
This February, we’re celebrating National Senior Independence Month! We invite everyone who looks after a senior to join us in spreading awareness about the benefits of home care services. Learn how to get involved to make this a wonderful month for loved ones. What is National Senior Independence Month? National Senior Independence Month is a… Continue Reading National Senior Independence Month
Any time of year is a great time for seniors receiving personal care assistant services to renew a commitment to eating healthy. However, at the outset of a new year, people are often extra motivated to do better. If you’re ready to make a healthier change to kick off 2022, then Best Care is here… Continue Reading Importance of Fiber In Your New Year’s Diet
During these chilly Minnesota winters, we often find ourselves in the house more often. Anyone who’s caring for kids knows you need plenty of indoor activities to choose from at times like these. And you’re in luck, thanks to today’s blog! Baking is the perfect wintertime activity—and it can offer many benefits to children with… Continue Reading Baking Ideas for Kids with Special Needs